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The Google-Schnellsuchfeld, created by Google, Inc., is a tool that allows users to quickly and easily search the internet for information. This feature is available on the Google homepage as well as on many other websites or browsers. It consists of a text box, labeled "Google-Suche" in German or "Google Search" in English, where users can input their search query. As they type, suggestions appear in a dropdown menu below the search box, allowing them to quickly choose from popular search terms or complete their search phrase.

Once the user hits the "Enter" key or clicks the "Google-Suche" button, a new page loads with a list of search results. These results are ranked based on relevance to the search query and can include website links, images, videos, news articles, maps, or other types of content. Users can click on any of these links to explore further or refine their search using filters like date range or location.

The Google-Schnellsuchfeld is a powerful tool that has revolutionized how people gather information online. Its fast, intuitive interface and robust search capabilities make it an essential resource for anyone seeking answers to online queries.